Video: Illustrator Ed Vebell talks about Bill Mauldin

Alan Gardner10 years ago10 years ago01 mins

Ed Vebell, a cartoonist for Stars and Stripes during World War II talks about sharing an office with Bill Mauldin. The vignette below runs 4 minutes.

Via Mike Lynch

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